The New York Times suggested that the Greek Finance minister does not understand the basic debt dynamics of his own country–and followed this up with an erroneous definition of a fiscal "primary surplus," a crucial accounting concept for the Greek debt work-out.

Warning Greece against a radical break with austerity has been a longstanding theme at the Washington Post. It's worth emphasizing, though, that the creditors who "bailed out Greece" in reality didn't bail out anyone but themselves.